New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1887-06-01

tort.
JOS. BoLBETER,
St. Paul, May Is, 1887.
Referring to the above, We would ask
al those indebted to the REVIEW to
call at once and settle. This will en-
able US to balance cur books and make
room for new accounts.
BRANDT & WEDDENDoRF.
Rev. A. Berghold who has been dan
gerously i'll is conyalescing.
Chas. Stuebe wants to buy 100 three
year old helfers and offers the highest
market price for them.
The Lincoln Comfy Journal congrat-
ulates DR.. Wakefield on being the hap
Ply father of a ten-pound daughter.
Schmucker's Park was opened with
due ceremonies Monday. The chilly
weather did not prevent 4 large attend
ance.
Oscar Behnke has accepted {. posi-
ton with the Washburn Mills at Min.
neapolis. He left for that place Tues
day morning.
4 small blaze occurred in the small
building attached to Vogelpohl's tailor
shop Saturday. A few pals of water
put out the fire. Damage small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Drummer, of
West Newton, celebrated their silver
wedding Monday. A number of their
New Ulm friends went out to assist in
the proper observance of the day.
Hugo Gebser started out on pros
pecting tour Tuesday. morning. He
will visit number of western states
and if any particular place suits his
fancy he will settle down there.
VIM. H. Decline has received an offer
to fill the position of assistant instruc.
tor in chemistry of Purdue University,
Lafayette, Ind. He writes that he
will proba bly, accept the position.
Joseph Fellner, aged IS years, died at
Glencoe Sunday, May %. The remains
were taken to this city last week Tues
day and the funeral took place on
Wednesday,. Mr.. Fellner was resi-
dent of this city for many years up to
years ago, when he removed to Glencoe.
\ great deal of complaint has been
made latel ~ that COWS run at large dur
ing the night and destroy valuable
shade trees. Seems to US that the coun-
I'll appointed 4 pound master some
time ago. Why don't he attend to his
duties?
At the regular shooting tournament
Of the Huntsman's Club, held Sunday
morning, John Schm;d captured the
gold medal, Chas. Hauenstein walked
away with the silver prize and Fritz
Jahnke insisted on capturing the leather
medal.
Sam Millhouse, who has been trying
his luck at Luverne during the winter,
has again accepted a position with the
New Ulm Creamery Co. and registers
as a voter of the third ward. Sam saws
he has seen enough of the rest of the
State to be contented with New Ulm.
and he will make this his permanent
home.
Last Sunday afternoon farmer bv
the name Of G. Fierer, living in the vi.
entity Of Leavenworth, was gored to
death by a vicious bull which attacked
hlm while he was herding his cattle on
the vacant lands adjoining his farm.
belnS an old man, and unprovided with
a weapon of defense of aay kind
he was left to battle empty
handed with the maddened brute, and
before he could escape received injuries
which caused his death. He endcay-
ored TO reach home but fell exhausted
when about twenty rods from the. house.
He was discovered by :; member Of tile
family, who assisted him to the house,
where he died in about halt an hour.
The remains were inferred in the Leay.
enworth cemetery last Monday The
Borrowing family have the sympathy OF
the entire community ia their time Of
affiiction.
F. Kuetzing, Meridian Block. has re-
eeived lace buntings in cream. blue and
navy at u! cts. a yard, worth 90 cts.
lfyou can't get ..Briar Pipe smok-
ing tobacco OF your merchant. send
spaulding & Merrick, Chicago, five
tWo-cent stamps for four Dunes. Write
Your address plainly.